LINQ to Life

futureturnip

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6 Mar 2008CPOL7 min read

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Using LINQ to improve everyday code

gameoflife.zip
- GameOfLife
  - Bin
    - GameOfLife.Core.dll
    - GameOfLife.Core.pdb
    - GameOfLife.WinUi.exe
    - GameOfLife.WinUi.exe.config
    - GameOfLife.WinUi.pdb
  - Source
    - GameOfLife.Core
      - Cell.cs
      - GameOfLife.cd
      - GameOfLife.Core.csproj
      - IEnumerableExtensions.cs
      - PetriDish.cs
      - Properties
        
        AssemblyInfo.cs
        
        Settings.Designer.cs
        
        Settings.settings
    - GameOfLife.nunit
    - GameOfLife.sln
    - GameOfLife.suo
    - GameOfLife.UnitTests
      - CellGridTests.cs
      - GameOfLife.UnitTests.csproj
      - Properties
        
        AssemblyInfo.cs
    - GameOfLife.VisualState.xml
    - GameOfLife.WinUi
    - TestResult.xml

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<SettingsFile xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/2004/01/settings" CurrentProfile="(Default)">
  <Profiles>
    <Profile Name="(Default)" />
  </Profiles>
</SettingsFile>

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futureturnip

United States

Jeff Kwak (a.k.a., FutureTurnip) is an open minded software developer/architect on top of the .net stack. He's coded in everything from 8-bit assembly language to C#. Currently, he's into big architecture, organizing software teams/process, emerging web technologies (like Silverlight and MS MVC), languages, ... all things software and related to software.

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